YT- Medical : 5 Fake Health Foods You Should Avoid

Many foods that may seem healthy are actually high in calories and fat content, such as energy drinks and energy bars. Find out how calorie and caffeine content can be increased inadvertently with helpful information in this free video on eating healthy.

Expert: Dr Peter Kramer
Contact: www.ptbythesea.com/Kramer.htm
Bio: Dr. Peter Kramer is an Osteopathic Physician.
Filmmaker: Reel Media LLC

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[aartvegan]

What are the other four?

[ccm800]

like most doctors he didnt answer the freaking question!

[fszron]

@bojibri it is cheaper than sugar!

[cmichael67]

why didnt he just list the 5 foods. what a dick!

[selenie777]

Blurry video



[shion255]

@sdgr109 Mh, that seems to be the gist of it indeed.

[pinkcherrygold]

Thank you! I even didnt know that! Thanks!

[ajbee22]

ahahahah, true.

[slowmanrunning2]

"energy" food that has guamara (sp?) is often over the legal health safty limits for caffiene since it isn't "technically" caffiene it slips through.

However, bars that are high in carbohydrates, and calories are usually a good thing to have if you plan on doing a lot of working out all at once, like an entire day of snowboarding or skiing, if you are doing a marathon, or a really long run.

[sdgr109]

he means eat only natural foods

[Magiic96]

Lol. Just because he eats well, doesn't mean he exercises

[DeagleBeagle]

he never said which 5 foods, just some categories